 Lena Lee |
Can anyone give me some good critisism of my photo regards Lena from Sweden
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Charlene Bayerle |
Hi Lena We can all improve on our photos...that's why we are all here too. There is a lot to learn and lots of nice people at this site that are more than happy to help. From my personal opinion, I think these photos are beautiful. Your composition and subject are wonderful. Hope this helps....keep submitting entries everyday.... Charlene
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Lena Lee |
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Nancy Grace Chen |
Hi Lena... definitely good for someone who just got a digicam. Great subject, framing, and no distracting elements or backgrounds. My two suggestions are: 1. Make sure you get a really sharp focus (you might be a tad too close for your camera to focus properly... the top two pics are just a bit blurry). 2. The pics need to be brightened or boldened a bit. No sure what software you have... but the white sheets should be white, and right now they look grayish blue. If you have a program that can only do brightness and contrast, try a little of both. If you have a Curves tool, that would work a lot better-- email me if you want to learn how to use that. You have a really good start... keep shooting... Hope that helps,
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Nancy Grace Chen |
1. I used Curves to brighten up the picture a bit and make the color better. (In Photoshop, go to Image > Adjust > Curves and make the curve into a mild "S" shape.) Adjusting the Brightness/Contrast may work also, but usually not as well as Curves. Now you can see more detail in the fur. Before it was too dark to see detail in some of the places. Also, now the white is white, not bluish gray. 2. I used a bit of Unsharp Mask to sharpen the photo a little bit. Let me know if you any questions. I hope that helps. Nancy
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